A hard court is a great choice for tennis players of all levels. The solid surface made of concrete, asphalt or acrylic coating ensures consistent ball bounce and a dynamic playing feel.
Hard courts offer an ideal balance between speed and control. Their durable, weather-resistant surface enables a consistent playing experience. The playing surface is available in various designs and can be created almost as slowly as a clay court or almost as quickly as a grass court. Depending on the customer's wishes!
Absolutely! Hard courts remain playable even in changeable weather and allow for almost uninterrupted training and matches. Hard courts can also be used in winter, without snow and frost. Ideal in combination with floodlights!
Hard courts offer an ideal mix of speed and control, making them a favorite surface for many players. The consistent conditions promote a technically demanding and varied game.
Definitely! On hard courts, you can play your best with powerful serves and precise baseline shots. Topspin shots and quick reactions bring additional advantages.
Everyone! All-rounders, baseline players and attacking players find the perfect basis on hard courts to play to their strengths and develop further.
Hard courts require minimal maintenance and stay in top condition with regular cleaning and occasional touch-ups, making them a reliable choice for tennis clubs and players.
Yes, and it's usually quick and easy! Minor damage can be easily repaired so that the playing surface is as good as new again.
Specially developed tennis shoes with cushioning and abrasion-resistant soles offer optimal comfort and support a dynamic game. So you can concentrate on your game!
With the right equipment and a targeted warm-up, hard courts are an excellent option for working on your fitness and improving your mobility.
Yes, hard courts are incredibly versatile and can be played on in almost all weather conditions. With covered or heated courts, you can enjoy playing all year round. Floodlights allow you to play until late in the evening, even in winter.
Hard courts are the most popular surface for tennis courts worldwide. In Australia, Asia and America, tennis is played almost exclusively on hard courts. 35 of the 64 most important ATP tournaments are also played on hard courts!
Of course! The Australian Open and the US Open, two of the most famous Grand Slam tournaments, are played on hard courts and show how versatile and exciting this surface is.
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